Boeing Study Could Provide Lawmakers With Fodder for C-17 Funding

Edited by John M. Doyle November 10, 2008
Boeing is studying the impact of reducing its annual rate for building C-17 Globemaster III cargolifters to eight aircraft from 15. “You’ve got to look at the external realities,” says Chris Chadwick, president of Boeing Military Aircraft. As the impact of the recent financial crisis takes hold...

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